Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Welcome to twominenglish.com. Teaching you English through two-minute lessons. In this lesson, we will listen to people asking for help in different situations. Excuse me. I’m looking for the wine section. The wines are in aisle 7. Follow me, I’ll show you. Oh, thanks. This is a big supermarket. Yes, it is. I think it’s the biggest in this neighborhood. Here we are. Thanks for the help. My pleasure. Let me ask you one more thing. Where do I find cheese? The cheese is in the dairy section, in aisle 14. No, it’s okay. I’ll be here a minute choosing the wine. No problem. If you need anything else, any store employee can help you. Great! By the way, our domestic wines are on sale. There are some very good ones. Good. You’re very helpful. Thank you. Good morning, Claire. Could you help me with the new copy machine? Sure, no problem. What do you need? There are so many places to put the paper; I never know where it goes… How many pages do you need to copy? I need three pages. It’s the weekly financial report. Ok. Put the three pages here…right. Now select the number of copies you need. I need two copies. So, now you push ‘2’ and the ‘start’ button. Well, that was easy enough. Thanks! Excuse me. CouId you help me? I need directions to the National Hotel, on Main St. Sure. It’s not far from here. You can walk. I know. I just came from there, but I don’t remember the name of the street I took to get here. It’s easy. Take this street and go straight ahead two blocks, then make a right on Main St. You’ll see the hotel. Thank you. No problem. Just one more thing…do you have the time? Yep…it’s four fifteen. Excuse me, Ms. Morgan, I’m not sure I understand what I have to do… Kenny, in this activity you have to find the adjectives in this text. Oh, the adjectives? Do you remember what an adjective is, Kenny? Sure! It’s a…it’s a…it’s like a description, isn’t it? Well, in a way, yes. It gives quality to a noun. For example, when you say ‘intelligent man’, what’s the adjective? The adjective is intelligent. Very good, Kenny. Now find them in your text. Excuse me. I’m looking for the wine section. Here we are. Thanks for the help. Good. You’re very helpful. Thank you. Excuse me. Could you help me? Could you help me with the new copy machine? Sure, no problem. What do you need? Well, that was easy enough. Thanks! No problem. If you need anything else, any store employee can help you.
A2 excuse kenny adjective wine copy problem Asking for Help - Useful Expressions for Learning English 3232 373 VoiceTube posted on 2013/07/19 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary